VIDEO | Conowingo Dam: Last Chance for a Fair Deal
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PEER | December 9, 2021
Waterkeepers on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland are working to hold Exelon accountable for its fair share of the Conowingo Dam cleanup ...
EPA-linked consultant undercuts agency’s PFAS concerns
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PEER | December 8, 2021
Despite making demonstrably false statements about PFAS, Green continues to consult on issues related to multimillion-dollar artificial turf fields at multiple towns in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont. Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility Executive Director Tim ...
County Probes Whether Dust Drifted From Contaminated Field Lab Site Because of Detonations
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PEER | December 7, 2021
The activists allege that the state’s Department of Toxic Substances Control, which is overseeing the long-planned cleanup, allowed the energy department to “dynamite” the two buildings without proper dust control to prevent the spread of contamination. “This was an ...
Milestone for Wild Horse and Burro Act comes amid record roundups
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PEER | December 3, 2021
The Current reported in October the damage caused by livestock in Nevada is largely unknown because the BLM has reviewed less than half of the land allotted to ranchers in the state, according to BLM data obtained through a public information request by Public Employees for Environmental ...
The EPA Finally Plans to Regulate Toxic, Widespread ‘Forever Chemicals’
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PEER | December 1, 2021
The EPA will also consider designating certain PFAS as hazardous substances and require polluters to pay for clean-up efforts under the Superfund law. But some environmental and health advocates say the EPA’s plan is too little, too late. The Public Employees for Environmental ...